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The Divine Comedy
The Divine Comedy, in particular Hell, becomes a nativity scene and therefore life in the visions of the trans-avant-garde artist.
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The Divine Comedy, in particular Hell, becomes a nativity scene and therefore life in the visions of the trans-avant-garde artist.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mimmo Paladino, Maurizio Braucci
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Run Film, Nuovo Teatro, RAI Cinema
Cast
Mimmo Paladino
Director
Toni Servillo
Ugolino
Peppe Servillo
Sant’Alfonso Maria de’ Liguori
Francesco De Gregori
Magio musica
Nino D'Angelo
Magio poesia
Enzo Moscato
Benino
Giovanni Veronesi
Pontormo
Cristina Donadio
Tre furie
Alessandro Haber
Magio teatro
Sergio Rubini
Capostazione
Giovanni Esposito
Magio nulla
Tomas Arana
Virgilio
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